It may look Victorian, but it's from 1924 (when she'd be 19).
A lot of these cards have bows and flowers and other attachments on them, so they're more ornate than this but less scannable. I may post a few more if I get round to it.
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9:12am on Friday, 28th October, 2022:
Anecdote
No, it's not one of my daughters' birthday today. I found this, and about 20 other old cards, in a shoebox at my mum's. They were sent to my mum's aunt, mainly from her husband-to-be but some from other people. This one, obviously, is from her mother, my great-grandmother.
It may look Victorian, but it's from 1924 (when she'd be 19).
A lot of these cards have bows and flowers and other attachments on them, so they're more ornate than this but less scannable. I may post a few more if I get round to it.
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